The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 27, 1909, Page 5

ANMEENT It LA. ig humiliating confession to but I did not i affidavit over before sign Clarence Cunning: if it was all right, i said It was, so | signed time I had become ac Says ie Did Not What He Was in Affidavit Sign- iby Him. —_—_— per Special A resented an affidavit statement @ Bo stand in the ( terday dy aoe walllionaire ‘and bank pr wit in quest ft know 1 Was | Myst Call Glavis that Glavie gave on adout th affidavit, 1 bles that of Ba Wednesday, and the entryme fare acting (on to make Glav as much erent then grant the the coal lands office attorne & show of good faith, | ye become absolutely Mm to cal! Glavis to refute th and Henry y of Smith and Henry 4 go unrefuted, it will ly weaken the govern Hs Humiliating. Henry, _ signing ‘anything point in his testimony ‘of Clarence Cunning: Dim that Glavis had whieh journal the Becounts of the coal of your own it, do you?” | Cunningham Cunningham wit, do you You about the neces to the testi The * It they were} land New York, loses more ‘REDUCE TAX AOJESOMENT FS E OD. arbitration wettle the county commission difterenc nd the over the oxament for oon returned ducing the to $8,004,220 company’s @ rday aft ¥ report ment from to The tion of franct approved bond method emy or, Dut held that the assessed was & greate percentage of wal than that of real estate aune of the great wal realty values in $731,770 was ament. | took the wate board nt on the tangible realty was allowed jority report was John F. Main, Laurence D. B. Pred ick and State Conmw joner J. EL. Frost ish, county assessor, bi dissented, returning that the original ud stand, and Stat T. D. Rockw report stating that was not anffictent IN 180 YEARS ~ THERE'LL BE NO BABIES ITHACA, Nov “The claims of the new of eugenics, which seeks to show how iety may recruit ftself from the best lines of descent, deserve serious consideration,” said Prof. Walter F. Wilcox, the Cornell statistician, the other day {mn @ lecture on the birth rate, which, he said, was declining so rapidly that if continued for a century and a half no more children would be born. As no one believes that manxind will become immortal, this contingeney is not likely to arise, he said The decreased birth rate, he sald, is greater among the classes whose children would probably inherit th oat social worth and capacity for! leadership. The native American population, at least in N 9 Law »y deaths signed reduction sefenee than it gains by births “These changes are due mainly to direct volitional control of the birth rate, a p’ omenon of the last half century. [t calla for an adjustment of our ethical standards to the new conditions and more so- 4 support of those ty by contributing ctal approval ai | who serve soc ‘ to the numbers and quality of the are hg eae taboo average prices the local wheiesalers ow G Ba: os next ge meretton." == CHURCH MEN TO Politics, as a feature of the re cently organized Federated Men's Clubs, was considerably atimulated last night when, at a meeting in the Y. M. C. A. butlding, the members pted an amendment to the con- stitution, whereby the activity of the organization Is not limited the evangelical and missionary fleld The adoption of the above amend. ment aroused considerable interest, from jot the organization was confined to} / | } > * =22 eehrphtee 1% ‘i | a ‘ 1 1 1 i 6 12 % | 3 Feets—Setling rice. ibs Bonen, 00% Bi Giy L 90-4, ic its, 106 hoo Den Mag Prices fashingten fs it to ib: Washingic b cop an MDT enved muprenved Wank. | field jamendment nd for a time it was thought that) jubs would withdraw anizatiog. ‘The trou veral or the the org: wh an amendment whereby u ble started latroduced constitution, to. the activity Miasionary apd This was lost H. Gorham introduced an directly tenure, which was inserted In constitution, BJORNSON NEAR DEATH PARIS, Nov. 27.—-The family of | Byornajerne Bijornson, the Nor wegien poet, dramatist and novel ist, are gathered at his bedside at he Hotel Wagram, fearing that h will die before night Bjornson has sulfered a stroke of paralyais, and is afflicted from his waist down. Sale Draws Large Crowd of cloaks iberg’s, 1410 & Immense crowd 11 o'clock ove jammed at .i¢ ithe evangelical ately W opposlie the and sults 4 ond av., drew this morning. 00 people were doors waiting to ter the store, Arthur Shirpser well known sales agent, claims crowd was the larges bandied tn ye sale Pianos at half price; casy payments, without interest. Cline Piano Co. 1406 First Ave. NEW STAM MENTAL wise will bring con between mode from » world Spiritual , by mall Ibe HAYMES OLD BOOK sTrone First Av, Seattle, Wash, aanoys- | DELVE IN POLITICS a Prof. Kirkpatrick| and immedi. Services of Profe onal Required to Revive Subject From Trance. (ity United Press) KENTON, ©. Nov Viola Haas physiclans to be‘in dan lous breakdown hypnoti by friend Miss Haas |hypnotte Mi Idered by er of nery As & result John 19, | oor of being Spencer, a was reviy after ed from her spell being in a (my Uelted Pr DEFIANCE, Nov. 2 married, twiee divorced making a third trouss record of Bessie Spock She ts not quite 19 |. In 1907 the girl was married Perey Williams, of Cincinnati, This |Was & romance of a matrimonial bureau heir honeymoon was of jonly a few days’ duration when Wil Hams procured a Miss Speck was t *|Edward J, Larkan life lasted about a year were divorced. Now Twice now the and au, ts nm marired to Thetr wedded before they Psi ohn Reanie ‘MISSOURI STARTS AN OFFICIAL PROBE OF GREAT WIRE MERGER JEFFERSON CITY Attorney neral started an official | the proposed telephone merger, | which, it is reported, plans the con | sotidation of the wire Interests over the country it Is expected that the Missouri supreme court will be asked to ap point a commissioner to take Umony for the parpose of ancer taining if the proposed mi will warrant another trust law pro ceeding. The action, {f taken, will be }brought agatnst the Bell company jand the Missourt & Kansas ¢ jpany. Both of these companies chartered in Missourt! Mo, Nov Major today estigation of ; Preside Cc. Cheasty | Beattie rk board. last evening talked to the Men's club of the Bethany Presbyterian church on the boulevard and park work ing done and urged the members to support the proposed $2,000,000 | park bond tasue Poor Digestion? | Chis is one of the first signs of stom- | |} ch weakness. Distress after eating, | | our eructations, sick headache, bil- | 18 conditions are all of the indicative assistance. Helpit toregain bealth | and strength by taking ‘BEECHAM’S PILLS for they are a stomach remedy that never disappoints, They act quick- y and gently upon the digestive | organs, sweeten the contents of the tomach, carry off the disturbing nents, and establish healthy con- | ditions of the liver and bile. The wonderful tonic and strength ening effects from Beecham’s Pills, jmake them a safe remedy—they Help Weak ‘Stomachs cpeeyry pre \$2.75 Stevens-Maynard, | Jr., Take Down, 22- Cal. Rifle, $1.75 » EL tagon 18 barrel “t popular Kifle 4.0 4.06 1 #1.00 | 16.00 Ma Rifle Wanehe peate 97.50 | model 1802, 44 nde D present SPINNING... & WALL PAPER 00, 1314 Wiest Ave, IN STUPOR FOR 14 HOURS GIRL, 19, MAKES TROUSSEAU :: FOR HER THIRD WEDDING | ot, | ARNOLD'S INDIAN REMEDIES be- | hat it is the stomach that needs | ae | THE STAR—SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1909. A LITTLE RED SPOT! Novel Experiment by Which It May Be Made to Disappear. GIAL HYPNOTIZED BY FRIEND, | A peculiar about poslam. | e.new skin di very, is that one 1# aaked to buy it without first ending to the Emergency Labora terle No. Woat Twenty-fif | affect ew York Cit for ar only by strenuow i@Timental iit and) =6applying professional hypnotie nT art of the Whose home ts in Dur with Misa Marsh she has been visiting, Spencer R. H, Meld, made up demonetratior »”y Santanelli T | Wh me of MI Mar inet ted hi eu eckem belief that he could hypnotize Mi of skin disea Haas She dared him to do tt red that wh Much to his surprise, Misw: Haas | pimy tehe wucoumbed to his manipulations After working over her ‘for hours Spencer went for Santanelli, It} took Bantanelli three hours to re| vive the girl. 1 feature ox trance 14 hours fforts of a Misa Haas kirk, O whe and a purty at returned to the he Where Spencer jokingly ane tubborn must be remem 4 for iteh, hive acn itching feet of infants and ite ao mont chafing imilar minor akin trouble ton 1 . © pronoune ulte application A omal r an overt quan | tity of posiam is nece to cure ach canes, a special fifty-cent pack ially sufficient, has been 1 on sale at the Quaker Drug 0. and other leading drug stores in Sentt! country, and throughout the RARER S NE w » Speck Willian Larkin is making preparatory add: | » HIN to ber Hat of bus | to ing Benjar of thia elty, | ~ a ‘Arnold’s Asthma Cure LEnT MALTY ska ft ALBERT HANSEN, Jewsien First end Cherry. Optica) Department. Don’t t Throw A Away! Valuable rer| broken MRS. E. L. NANTHRUP. Ballard, Waah., April 2, 1909. articles because they are We do all kinds of repair ing, wun and locksmithing, also ex perimental work and models. Our pri are reasonable. Dear Strs—i have been a suffe from Asthma, Hay F nd also had a gottre f 1 com need using your remedies Octo ber 28, 1908, and since then I have had no asthma attacks and not a| sign of «oltre. Have’ been a do all my own work through th winter and, to one who has suf-! fered agony with asthma and se vere coughing every winter for years, It Is worth more than! * can express. Your remedies | 7 have been all t claim t . 1 with to express my de itude to you for the return health MRS. EB. L. 6 Beneea, cor. Third, down stairs. | ive Ua cy soley many NANTHRUP, mth Av, N THESE ALSO TESTIFY ee ae 4, MeMurray Wash.; B. Riley, Bow, Wash.; R. 8. | Bergess, Belling Wash.; Mrs.| J Henry Comatoc Gibben, Mont Mrs. F. Coates, Rockford, M1; D.| Taylor, Utica, Minn | Call for Free Sample of Arnold's! yw, and Asthma Cure ree with Arnold's Vibrator at 388 Areade Bidg., Seattle. deliver at latest prices the very beat grades of Coal, and we give you) the assurance that you are getting | Coal end Coal only—nothin, | way of dust, dirt or rubbish to bh make weight and bulk. This te a food time to order your next win s Coal while the Summer prices are ruling. Everybody speaks well of the good burning quality of ours. J. W. BULLOCK Pho 87. Willow Tips, Pomipons ontrich tte ts mad A C M FE PULLMAY AND REGAL. AUTOMOBILES Gara A Goodrich Tire Babcock Electric . fh BODY BUILDERS AND aee REPAIRERS Is What You Require, GORHAM RUBBER CO. B10 First Av. South, THE COUPLE-GEAR TRUCK, « ocenmersiel Garag: 1937 * “DETRON” and “WOODS” ents, ARES 91U E. Pike| Cast 4222-———Ind. L. 2021) = Maxwell and America McDONALD BROS., Auto Top Factory Everything in the carriage trin Moe. Slip itr jalt ‘Temporary Qu S121 Pine St, Ne Sunset, Kant 506, Ind, 4081 NOVELTY MOTOR CO. Miapert ie, ‘ All Kinds of MOTOR CARS IMPLEMENT ©O. nell, Mar. Auto Dept. 126 Kirst Avenue South ning ings a ep: Hrondway AUTOMOBILE GARAGE rhauled. ade to Order “WASH. OLYMPIC MOTOR CAR COMPANY or ““s000| CHALMERS-DETROIT, POPE-HARTFORD, PEER. LESS AND HUDSON MOTOR CARS The New Down-Town Garage One Block From Postoffice Phones: Main 4808, Ind. 902, 1317 FIFTH AVE. AMUSE THIRD SYMPHONY CONCERT AT Moore Theatre MENTS. WV VS THE WV VRS WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON DEC SEATTLE SYMP ORCH HENRY HADLEY, Conductor soLoist~FRITZ K $1.50, $2.00, $2.50 Hegins at the Theatre at Union Savings & Trust Co. of Seattle Capital $300,000 Surplus and undivided profite 40,000 Please bear in mind that our Savings Department should ap- peal to the rich and well to do, who may have idle funds await- ing investment, as well as those who are just getting a start and depositing a dollar or two at a time, Interest is always ac- ceptable to all classes. INTEREST 4] Peq@cent Compounded Semi-Annually. JAMES D. HOGE, President. N. B. SOLNER, Cashier. DIRECTORS: Ferdinand Schmits, J. man, A B. Stewart, CH Be © MeCormick, James D. Lo, . B Boiner, CORNER SECOND and CHERRY STREET Lard, Georgetown Renton. A BAD SMASH Mendington’s Reliable Repair Shop, situated one block north of the new Westlake Market, on Sixth , and which has established a reputation for quick repairs trunks, grips, furniture, ete, ts jsull mending bad smashes at ree ‘sonable rates. Phone Ind. 2736. An expert on English and side ead. dies employed. aliand Motor Cars Fred Fischbeck, Agent, OLDSMOBILE to | butlt front 12:30 Is There a Dental Combine? - Does a Dental Conspir- acy Exist? HONY ESTRA BY EDWIN J. BROWN, If a cow tion of mer binat ran a engaged ta business sion or oceu- ion, went to the legislature and REISLER~—viotin , a law which pretended to ine would you that associa who wer our profe or tox Beats $8.00 each, Seat 10 a. m. Monday, Nov, 29th was enacted, you ‘ 1 not regulate your - business or profession in your Phe CHICAGO MISWET PARLOIS but deleg arbitrary 1400 FIMST AY, power to that cor to do as Wondertu: values in Men's they of al- Tailor-made Uncalled-for 8 Overcoats, Cravenettes and wing you to ea your living and sere. A fine new o of Furnishings Hats, Caps and Bult rink? Aino Full Dress Sulte for If, in an unguarded moment, one a of the ringleaders would say to a ewsps porter that the preg- i ; nacted for the already your line, and what would aw fit, in the matter (Established 1892) BROKERS {he otecting those dd in you out Pesvistoos, yout 7 If this association hired a lawyer prosecute you if you went to work at your vocation without the permission of the combine, what | would you think? If you were a Dentist, dnd the ®. 804-206-200 Alaska Bide. | Private Wires | |to Tho Raven prescription service mm s that the doctor's skill in pre beoribing is most efficiently supple | ental Combine told you that un- mented by the @ruggist’e kill im|jeus you did business according to compounding. RAVEN DRUG CO, | their rules you could not live in this 1416 Gecond Av. state, what would you think? cdtepeenai If their society combine rules |provided that it was dishonorable Irondale Route to guarantee dental work, what would you think? THE vasr reAMION HY AK if a member of this combine said ton ae high, Mo! Fito you: “Our association’s agree- pm. ment is for the purpose of keeping Irondale 6:46 dentists who guarantee their work om out of this state,” how would that 43 sound to you? If you were a graduate Dentist, jand you wanted to be examined, and you paid your money for your examination, but the Dental Board refused to mine you, but kept your money, what would you think? If the law which this association had had passed (by its effect) pro- [hibited you from educating your chil ldre n, what would you say? Dental Combine ethics pro- that when general rules have been adopted by the combine in relation to fees, it is dishonorable |to depart from those rules,” what would you think? if the lawyer for the combine dis- jmissed a criminal case against a Dentist by saying, “He don't do enough business to hurt anybody, and we will dismiss his case,” wouldn't this make a sensible per- son blush? The above questions are only a few, but I have more which will be given to the public in a far more impressive manner than I could possibly give them. It looks to me as though the Den- }tal Combine, failing in all other | methods, has startéd an advertis- jing dental office, as | am reading j cheap dental advertisements, wherein the cheapness and weak- ness of their plans are offset by the violence of their language. The public will please take notice that the Brown Dental Offices have been located in their present quar- ters, at 71% First av., for 17 years, and you don’t have to guess who | We are nor what we are. We in- vite inspection and court competi- tion (there ts room for all who are right); especially we like the knock- ers (cheap ones)—they boost our business and stimulate our prac- tice to growth. Go to any and all the dental offices in Seattle, in- spect their work and learn their prices, then call on us and have a free examination and learn what we can and will do for you We do no cheap dental work, but the best, at half the price charged by the combine and other knockers, We have the largest, most mod- ern and elegantly appointed dental s in the United States outside w York » have no interest in nor con- nection with any other dental office am Townsend Li id Irondale, on 10:80 nowt On Monday only the 10:30 m. trip is omitted. Tickets on sale at steam {fice or offices of rh Stee! Corpor- 410 Arcade An- (EVEMETT ND & MONDS nOUTE Leave Be- m. Three round trips daily. attie at 7 & m. 12 m. and & p. __ | Senda leave Seattie et 7:30 a m, 12 m and | Spm, Leave Myerett at $:18 ja. m, 21 Beer and 1:15 p.m. Sui verett at 0:45 a. m. 5 >» m Single fare to 1 00 Foung. =e % “ Suneet M. dock | Phones 136 ona } Poulsbo Route } Effective Tuesday, Nov. Two Round Trips ‘Daily | le from Colman | eh, . MAND 200 PB, Barnard Fit horsepower car, top stron, A. forty ul and gi . ©. B. Sentth Pike St. CUMMINGS MOTOR CAR co., Inc. 310 E. Pike St. Overland Cas Pierce Arrow Motor Puget Sound Rubber Co. Reo Four Cylinder $I, Royal Sales STEARNS MOTOR CARS ®S*eiiser'eaiss. Studebaker 208 First Av. South and White Steam Ca ee een Baker Electrics AND GARAGH, and repairing strictly attende st charge Cara for hire. Sttion. idee Waverly Electrics Overland Automobile Co. 1724 Broadway. East 7501, Ind. 1063. in Seattle, but the whole dental fraternity can do the high class work for the price we charge. You will notice that one office has gone so far as copying part of my arti- cles. EDWIN J. BROWN, 713 First Av., Union Block, jetween Cherry and Columbia, Open evenings until 9 and Sun- days until 6 p.m. for people who work. “=, Attention, Merchants You will be Interested to know Motor Office and Broadway and Union.) Bast 80, Ind. 648 Cars ° 7 new 1883 250 Co. Stall $10 Per Month Repair Work 1418-1420 Bromdw Seattle, Wash, W. 1. HEINZ ERIN | that we have more safes and vaults in daily use than all other manufac. 121 BROADWAY, | Bast 248, | turers combined. | We guarantee our safes and to all others, Rrondway Aults to be superior Pureell Safe Co,, 312 Occidental D “4° © |av., agents for Herring-Hall-Marvin al ar ia or Safe Co, A 2201 to 2207 & tianufacturers of the gen- uine Hall Safe & Lock Co.'s safes RABRR'S NOW METHOD £3 1400-11-18 BROADWAY 1 to, Plectrie cara s Full Line of Supplies Phones, Su Yenawine & Seibert »: * Woop workers Axio Directory Ads dant 245, Ind. 885, Matin 1702, : Bankrupt Sale and wh 1 Shields 00 stock of Clothing, Hats and Furnishings at your price. 424-—P HICK &T, Hatt ropile fos ‘ ‘rome 1 Win Kast INTA, 1608 10th Av Are Business Builders, Phone At vertising Dept. “Star,” Main 1050, Ind, 441, Rates reasonable. REEL